Shubman Gill's difficulties in T20 internationals are becoming increasingly apparent, and his lack of form shows no signs of improvement. Since rejoining the T20 setup, the opener has struggled to accumulate runs, which has also pushed India’s leading T20I batsmen – Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sanju Samson – to the sidelines. Although Gill has been regarded as a key player for India, the statistics present a starkly different narrative. Since his return in September, Gill has participated in 15 T20I innings across three nations against seven different teams, yet he has only managed to score 263 runs, averaging 21.92 with a strike rate of 115.56. His golden duck in the second T20I against South Africa further underscored the depth of his slump.

In light of his poor performance, Irfan Pathan expre

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